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Lol get real, it’s Opera (BW’s superman) they won’t even look at this.OWN(Oprah Winfrey Network might be interested. Then, again. OWN might not want to want to add this program to their network.
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Lol get real, it’s Opera (BW’s superman) they won’t even look at this.OWN(Oprah Winfrey Network might be interested. Then, again. OWN might not want to want to add this program to their network.
Lol get real, it’s Opera (BW’s superman) they won’t even look at this.
Btw, not BM/WW related but a perfect example of bw selective outrage is with Runaways (I haven’t seen it and don’t plan to) there’s a black kid as the leader but there’s a plot twist and some messed up stuff happens in the comics that might happen in the show idk but if it DOES happen? Watch bw not talk about it or care lol but if it was a black chick in that scenario........Lol get real, it’s Opera (BW’s superman) they won’t even look at this.
I had both "Star" & "Empire" on in the background tonight.
On "Star" it looks like they gave the lead white female character Star, a black male love interest interest (Luke James, the actor that played Johnny Gill in the BET New Edition TV movie/mini-series that aired earlier this year). Here's a clip from an episode that aired last month:
The girls are set to perform in a food court where STAR runs into Noah and tells him to be on the lookout for "Big Trouble."
So I had "Star" on in the background tonight again (S02E07):
@darkcurry @JamalSpunky 1 of the main storylines is shit we've talked about on this forum before.![]()
Luke James' character Noah is an R&B star. His record label boss lady is getting on him for being romantically involved with Star because as we've talked about numerous times on this forum, it's a NO-NO for a black male R&B star with a mostly black fanbase to be dating a non-BW, ESPECIALLY a WW.
So I guess his label boss is trying to push him towards Star's darkskin black bandmate Alex (Who already is already dating Quincy Brown's character) because it would be better for his image. So now based on the promo for next week's episode we got a full on triangle:
Laugh at me all you want but I want this lolDisney's Fairy Tale Weddings Airs Dec 11 on Freeform part 1 features Greg and Melanie
https://freeform.go.com/shows/disne...al-on-the-disneys-fairy-tale-weddings-special
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The proposal was featured in a special back in May
Sneak Peek of the Wedding
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But is he wrong? That shit was 100% on point. Seriously can you think of any good loving relationships with a black man in it these days?This video popped up on my YouTube dashboard:
The video felt like a @The Dark King or @darkcurry rant in this thread.![]()
But is he wrong? That shit was 100% on point. Seriously can you think of any good loving relationships with a black man in it these days?
This video popped up on my YouTube dashboard:
The video felt like a @The Dark King, @darkcurry, or @JamalSpunky rant in this thread.![]()
But is he wrong? That shit was 100% on point. Seriously can you think of any good loving relationships with a black man in it these days?
This is why there has to be either writers who are braver than most to have full control over their own stories or a new independent network has to be established.This video popped up on my YouTube dashboard:
The video felt like a @The Dark King, @darkcurry, or @JamalSpunky rant in this thread.![]()
November 20, 2017 10:45am PT by Lesley Goldberg
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The hip-hop drama was slated to move to the cabler for a second season, which will no longer happen.
BET has scrapped plans for a second season of The Breaks.
The Viacom-owned cable network announced in April that the hip-hop drama would move from VH1 to BET for a second season. That will no longer happen, and the series has been canceled after its lone season on VH1.
The Breaks started as a back-door pilot on fellow Viacom cabler VH1. It was based on Dan Charnas' best-seller The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop. The book is considered one of the most comprehensive accounts of the history and business of hip-hop. Charnas documented the rise of the genre as a writer for The Source, the first rap magazine, and is a former record executive. His book spans 40 years of stories and was culled from more than 300 interviews with execs, entrepreneurs, hustlers and handlers.
The Breaks wrapped its eight-episode run in February, averaging about a million viewers per episode. Afton Williamson, Tristan Wilds, Melonie Diaz, Evan Handler and Gloria Reuben starred.
In April, BET announced that it had picked up The Breaks for a second season and cheerleading drama Hit the Floor for a fourth season, with the latter coming more than a year after its third season wrapped on VH1.
After Teyana Taylor, who as a member of The Breaks' ensemble cast, was also cast in Hit the Floor, many questioned the future of the series.
But with BET's recent pickups, the cabler no longer had a need for The Breaks. BET, which ranks as one of the six core brands that corporate parent Viacom is focusing on during its bid to revive the media giant, recently went straight to series with In Contempt, a procedural starring Erica Ash; The Quad; The Comedy Get Down; and Hit the Floor. Meanwhile, Being Mary Jane — its flagship scripted drama — will wrap its run with a two-hour series finale in 2018.
Way too much "bait and switch" going on with BM/WW ir.
-Marcus (BM) and Heather (WW) characters develop attraction.
-Marcus and Heather flirt, and story seems to progress slowly toward relationship.
-Build up to relationship takes 3,249 episodes.
-Right before (or shortly into relationship) Cody (WM) swoops in out of nowhere.
-Cody and Heather develop instant (chemistry).
-The build up to Marcus and Heather's relationship took 3,249 episodes. Their romance lasts 2 1/2 episodes.
-After only 3 episodes Cody has Heather bent over a pool table as Marcus mostly disappears from the story.
There are of course other variations of this scenario. I've seen BM characters vanish from shows, inexplicably lose interest in the woman, suddenly
go crazy or the writers plant a corny excuse into the plot in order to facilitate a break up later in the script.
Lately show writers seem fond of the method of sudden amnesia where they simply drop the ir storyline and pretend it never happened. I call this "the
Supergirl" method.
Sidenote- In the trailer for Jessica Jones season 2 she's now with some other dude. Yet another bait and switch.
Way too much "bait and switch" going on with BM/WW ir.
-Marcus (BM) and Heather (WW) characters develop attraction.
-Marcus and Heather flirt, and story seems to progress slowly toward relationship.
-Build up to relationship takes 3,249 episodes.
-Right before (or shortly into relationship) Cody (WM) swoops in out of nowhere.
-Cody and Heather develop instant (chemistry).
-The build up to Marcus and Heather's relationship took 3,249 episodes. Their romance lasts 2 1/2 episodes.
-After only 3 episodes Cody has Heather bent over a pool table as Marcus mostly disappears from the story.
There are of course other variations of this scenario. I've seen BM characters vanish from shows, inexplicably lose interest in the woman, suddenly
go crazy or the writers plant a corny excuse into the plot in order to facilitate a break up later in the script.
Lately show writers seem fond of the method of sudden amnesia where they simply drop the ir storyline and pretend it never happened. I call this "the
Supergirl" method.
Sidenote- In the trailer for Jessica Jones season 2 she's now with some other dude. Yet another bait and switch.
Well on the supergirl finale they put James Olsen and Lena Luthor together. It lead to them making out in his office. I still would of love to see him back with Lucy Laine. But if you seen the mid-season finale notice the chemistry between James and Lena and compare that with the chemistry between him and Lucy and now compare both of those with the chemistry between him and Kara. It's like I said these writer and directors purposely wrote their chemistry to be flat. They didn't even try, which be the case with some of these IR relationships involving black men.
And to be fair with JJ I think like @Ra said that they are building up to that relationship and taking it slow, I just hope they don't take it too slow.
Luke is off with Claire, so Jessica could be trying to move on(and SHOULD if they are putting Luke with somebody else for the time being.).
Plus that guy looks either latino or middle eastern so it could be another IR hook up for Jessica which is good because it keeps the show different from other shows on TV like they did with a RARE sex scene on TV between a black man and a white woman and made it super hot.
Besides there was CLEARLY feelings between them on The Defenders especially in that bar scene so I don't think this one is a bait and switch.
Who are "Marcus & Heather"? Some pics or a link please would be helpful. What tv show were they on? Were they detailed in another thread as "Divy" was?
Were they just a hypothetical interracial tv couple lol???